Which statement most accurately reflects how the list of concurrent programs displayed in
standard report submission is compiled?
A.
all concurrent programs associated with the application that is associated to the
currentresponsibility
B.
all concurrent programs associated with the report security group thatis associated with
yourcurrentresponsibility
C.
all concurrent programs that are associated with the current responsibility and which are not
overridden by seeming attributes
D.
all concurrent programs associated with the current responsibility unless they are overridden by
a parameter on the function that opened standard report submission
Explanation:
After you define a request set, it becomes your private request set. You can run it as
long as you have access to a standard Submit Requests window that does not limit access to
specific requests.
Other users can run the request set only if your system administrator assigns the request set to
their responsibility’s request group. It is possible to have a request set in your request group that
contains individual requests that are not in your request group.
You can only edit request sets that you own. You can add any requests in your request group to
the request set. You can delete any request from the request set, regardless of whether
thatrequest is in your request group. To update information about an individual request in the
request set, however, the request must be in your request group.
Note:
Standard Request Submission is a feature that works with concurrent processing to provide a
common interface for running your Oracle Applications reports and programs.
Standard Request Submission provides you with a set of windows for running reports and
programs and a set of windows for creating groups of reports and programs to run together. These
windows give you control over the submission and output of your reports and programs
Reference: Overview of Standard Request Submission
Reference: Who Can Use a Request Set